Thanks for the lovely pictures Martin.

The Jones boy is at La Ferte Alais in Paris this weekend with some of the other chaps from this forum so did not go to Shuttleworth.

Always love to see the pictures that are posted, whoever takes them. Well, cant be TOO many can there? (oops! controversial, sorry…!)

Well done all concerned. Maybe get there next time.

Always a pleasure!

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There are graveyards full of the bones of people who died so that we might vote, and whether you like the current crop of numpties or not, we owe it to the memory of those people to use the privilege.

My grandmother was a suffragette and would turn in her grave if I didn’t vote.

I do really believe that if you don’t vote sensibly, you are letting the party you DON’T want in!

As well as the fact we do live in the greatest democracy in the world, despite what the yanks will tell ya!!! I am proud to have the vote and I also do think of all those people from those two world wars for the opportunity while I am voting. I mean it too, honest.

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Good to see you up and about Hurrichick 😀

Thanks Nick!

The most animated I have been in two weeks!

England did ok too today, it was a very exciting game. Maybe they are getting it together now. It looks very promising after this evening.

RUGBY. A game with balls…(that happen to be funny shaped!!!)

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Just to be fair…I’ve revived this thread.

The Welsh did it!
Text-book rugby that nearly had me jumping about from my sick bed!

Memories of their glorious years in the 70s came flooding back!
Marvellous stuff and thoroughly deserved!

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I was, (along with my parents, grandparents and sisters) a huge fan of Dave Allen in the early/mid 70s. As I was gradually understanding ‘adult’ humour, I have memories of being in fits of laughter, because I understood the jokes!
One of the greatest introductions to a bit o’ smut!

Dave…Many thanks.

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Tana Umaga :p

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Coo! Now your talking!…Can he come out (here) and play please??

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A “good bloke”??!!! You serious? After all that messing around with camilla on his wedding night to diana & throughout their marriage; & you think he’s a “good bloke”??

He was pressured into the marriage. He didn’t love Diana, he loved Camilla and probably always will. It was a shame that she’d had a bit of a past and in the late sixties/early seventies, a virgin was required to be the next queen.

If she is poorly, maybe he is doing the right thing by her…